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"Austin & Alias" is the seventh episode of Season Three of the sitcom Austin & Ally. It aired on January 26, 2014.

Synopsis[]

Austin & Ally are working on one of Austin's songs in the practice room at Sonic Boom when Ally's mogul Ronnie Ramone steps in, announcing the near completion of her first album. But when he finds out she's writing a song for Austin, he insists that she should quit because he's signed for a competing label (Starr Records). Convinced that he doesn't have a choice but to drop Ally, Team Austin tries to hire a new songwriter. His choices include a country & western singer, a death metal guitarist, a Prince-imitator, a female hip-hop DJ, and even a mariachi singer. Eventually, he settles on a mysterious girl named "Roxy Rocket", whose style fits his musical style perfectly. Ally takes the news unexpectedly well because Roxy turns out to be a pseudonym created by Ally, which Trish discovers when he makes a cell phone call to her from approximately five feet away, and then literally turns Austin around to face her. Both Trish and Austin agree to go along with this charade, although Dez suddenly gets the notion that Ally is actually Roxy.

After "Roxy" writes her first big hit for Austin, the team creates a fake biography for this girl. The hype over this imaginary new songwriter leads to an interview with Jett Deely on "Miami Countdown Live", forcing Ally to disguise herself as this Swedish firecracker. When Jett trashes Ally on his show, she blows a gasket and loses her fake accent. Somehow, Austin is able to maintain their charade of Ally being Roxy, and when she's on the verge of strangling Jett, Austin grabs her, throws her over his shoulder and carries her off-stage, all while the audience cheers her on.

After the show, Ally is still excited about playing Roxy. She high fives all three of her friends, knocking Dez to the ground in the process. Ronnie finds out about "Roxy's" antics and approaches her offering to hire her to write songs for Ally. When he calls her up on her cell phone, he finds out that they're one in the same. Before he can drop her from his label, Ally takes some of the characteristics of her alter-ego and chides him over his choice to hire her, insisting that working with Austin is what makes her so good in the first place. Mr. Ramone is intimidated by her for the first time and impressed, and agrees to let her stay with his label and write songs for Austin simultaneously. He even admits he'd rather have Ally continue doing so, than dropping her.

Meanwhile, Dez wins a raffle for a $1,000 gift card to the Animal-Print Emporium, angering Trish because she wanted the card, yet there were only a hundred tickets and she bought the other ninety-nine. Dez, having spent some of the money on the card agrees to give it to Trish at the end of the week, on the condition that during the week she be nice to him, or he'll go back and buy something else with the card each time she insults him. Season 1's Bloggers & Butterflies shows that Dez keeps his word when making promises, deals or propositions, and this episode is no exception. After Dez accidentally spills Trish's drink all over her shirt, she becomes extremely angry and launches a tirade of verbal abuse at him. As a result, he spends the gift card until there's only $7 of credit left.


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Media
Austin & Ally (soundtrack) • "Bite Club" • "Girl Meets World of Terror 2" • Just Dance: Disney Party 2Austin & Ally: Turn It Up
Characters
Main: Austin MoonAlly DawsonTrish De la RosaDez Wade

Recurring: Mike Moon • Mimi Moon • Lester Dawson • Jimmy Starr • Kira StarrMegan SimmsMindyCarrie • Ronnie Ramone • Chuck McCoy
Others: CassidyBrookeKimmyElliotEthanStray KittiesTilly Thompson • Gavin Young • Trent • Piper • NelsonDallas

Episodes
Season One: "Rockers & Writers" • "Kangaroos & Chaos" • "Secrets & Songbooks" • "Zaliens & Cloud Watchers" • "Bloggers & Butterflies" • "Tickets & Trashbags" • "Managers & Meatballs" • "Club Owners & Quinceañeras" • "Deejays & Demos" • "World Records & Work Wreckers" • "Songwriting & Starfish" • "Soups & Stars" • "Burglaries & Boobytraps" • "myTAB & My Pet" • "Filmmaking & Fear Breaking" • "Diners & Daters" • "Everglades & Ally-Gators" • "Successes & Setbacks" • "Albums & Auditions"

Season Two: "Costumes & Courage" • "Backups & Breakups" • "Magazines & Made-Up Stuff" • "Parents & Punishments" • "Crybabies & Cologne" • "Big Dreams & Big Apples" • "Ferris Wheels & Funky Breath" • "Girlfriends & Girl Friends" • "Campers & Complications" • "Chapters & Choices" • "Partners & Parachutes" • "Freaky Friends & Fan Fiction" • "Couples & Careers" • "Spas & Spices" • "Solos & Stray Kitties" • "Boy Songs & Badges" • "Tracks & Troubles" • "Viral Videos & Very Bad Dancing" • "Tunes & Trials" • "Future Sounds & Festival Songs" • "Sports & Sprains" • "Beach Bums & Bling" • "Family & Feuds" • "Moon Week & Mentors" • "Real Life & Reel Life" • "Fresh Starts & Farewells"
Season Three: "Road Trips & Reunions" • "What Ifs & Where's Austin" • "Presidents & Problems" • "Beach Clubs & BFFs" • "Mix-Ups & Mistletoe" • "Glee Clubs & Glory" • "Austin & Alias" • "Princesses & Prizes" • "Cupids & Cuties" • "Critics & Confidence" • "Directors & Divas" • "Hunks & Homecoming" • "Fashion Shows & First Impressions" • "Fanatics & Favors" • "Eggs & Extraterrestrials" • "Proms & Promises" • "Last Dances & Last Chances" • "Videos & Villains" • "Beauties & Bullies" • "Horror Stories & Halloween Scares" • "Records & Wrecking Balls" • "Relationships & Red Carpets"
Season Four: "Buzzcuts & Beginnings" • "Mattress Stores & Music Factories" • "Grand Openings & Great Expectations" • "Seniors & Señors" • "Homework & Hidden Talents" • "Duos & Deception" • "Wedding Bells & Wacky Birds" • "Karaoke & Kalamity" • "Mini Me's & Muffin Baskets" • "Dancers & Ditzes" • "Mysteries & Meddling Kids" • "Comebacks & Crystal Balls" • "Burdens & Boynado" • "Bad Seeds & Bad Dates" • "Scary Spirits & Spooky Stories" • "Rejection & Rocket Ships" • "Cap and Gown & Can't Be Found" • "Santas & Surprises" • "Musicals & Moving On" • "Duets & Destiny"

Locations
MiamiPortlandWashington
Songs
Can't Do It Without You • "Double Take" • "Break Down the Walls" • "A Billion Hits" • "Not a Love Song" • "It's Me, It's You" • "The Butterfly Song" • "Trash Talka" • "Better Together" • "You Don't See Me" • "Heard it on the Radio" • "Heart Beat" • "Na Na Na (The Summer Song)" • "The Way That You Do" • "Illusion" • "Don't Look Down" • "Who I Am" • "Got It 2" • "Christmas Soul" • "Can You Feel It" • "Face to Face" • "No Ordinary Day" • "You Can Come to Me" • "I Think About You" • "Finally Me" • "The Ally Way" • "Steal Your Heart" • "Timeless" • "Living in the Moment" • "I Got That Rock and Roll" • "The Me That You Don't See" • "Better Than This" • "Chasin' the Beat of My Heart" • "You Wish You Were Me" • "Redial" • "I Love Christmas" • "Austin & Ally Glee Club Mash Up" • "Who U R" • "Upside Down" • "Stuck on You" • "Me and You" • "What We're About" • "Look Out" • "Superhero" • "Parachute" • "No Place Like Home" • "Play My Song" • "Dance Like Nobody's Watching" • "Take it from the Top" • "Jump Back, Kiss Yourself" • "Perfect Christmas" • "You've Got a Friend" • "Two in a Million"
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